Biografía:
Colter Wall (born June 27, 1995) is a Canadian singer-songwriter from Swift Current, Saskatchewan. His self-titled debut album was released on May 12, 2017.
Wall was familiar with country music growing up as country artists such as Johnny Cash were played at home. He started learning guitar at the age of 13, playing music of rock bands such as AC/DC and Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin. Later he became interested in old blues artists, and then started to listen to folk music.
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Otras canciones:
- The Devil Wears A Suit And Tie
- Thinkin' On A Woman
- Bald Butte
- Ballad Of A Law Abiding Sophisticate
- Bury Me Not On The Lone Prairie
- Calgary Round
- Caroline
- Codeine Dream
- Have You Met My Friend
- John Beyers
- Johnny Boys Bones
- Kate Mccannon
- Living On The Sand
- Manitoba Man
- Me And Big Dave
- Motorcycle
- Plain To See Plainsman
- Saskatchewan In 1881
- Snake Mountain Blues
- Stuck In The Saddle For A Dollar A Day
- Thinkin On A Woman
- Thirteen Silver Dollars
- Transcendental Ramblin Railroad Blues
- Wild Bill Hickok
- Wild Dogs
- You Look To Yours
¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
[Chorus]
C C7
Bald Butte, Bald Butte so lofty and so high
F
Carry me to Bald Butte
C
Where the plains wrap round the sky
G C
You can dig a hole on Bald Butte when I die
[Verse 1]
C
Henry was born on Bald Butte
C7
A paint horse he did ride
F
Well he roped him in Alberta
C
Broke him on the Montana line
G C
Tore him a trail through the northwest countryside
[Verse 2]
C
Henry took to stealing
C7
Robbing on the CP Rail
F
He got the devil on his shoulders
C
And the law man on his tail
G
You better ride, Henry ride
C
You ain't got no friends to go your bail
[Verse 3]
C
Well he rode across the Grey Back camp
C7
Up in Cypress Hills
F
They said they left the US nation
C
On the day that Richmond fell
G C
They whistled Dixie and set him up a still
[Verse 4]
C
Henry woke the next morn
C7
Like a corpse from the grave
F
Half blind and twice as haggard
C
He took a cast iron to the brain
G C
They stole his horse and the rifle that shared his name
[Verse 5]
C
And he tracked them former Johnny Rebs
C7
Through the prairie and the trees
F
Up old Castle Mountain
C
Cross the river Wapiti
G C
Low and behold, what do you think he sees
I see my paint
F C
I see my rifle that shares my name
G
I see them men that done me wrong
C
Lord, I'm gonna do them just the same
[Verse 6]
C
Henry grabbed his rifle
C7
Up off of the ground
F
He kissed the ever-loving barrel
C
And he shot them old boys down
G C
They hit the dirt, he revelled in the soumd
[Verse 7]
C
Now he's back up in the saddle
C7
Back up on the top
F
When he felt that southern slug
C
Chew a hole right through his gut
G
He thought he killed them all
C
But he had not
[Verse 9]
C
That paint took off a running
C7
Through the water and the mud
F
No earthly force in this whole world
C
Could stop that 'Berta stud
G C
Henry sat there laughing up his blood
C
And he was singing
[Chorus]
C C7
Bald Butte, Bald Butte so lofty and so high
F
Carry me to Bald Butte
C
Where the plains wrap round the the sky
G C
You can dig a hole on Bald Butte when I die
C C7
Bald Butte, Bald Butte so lofty and so high
F
Carry me to Bald Butte
C
Where the plains wrap round the sky
G C
You can dig a hole on Bald Butte when I die
[Verse 1]
C
Henry was born on Bald Butte
C7
A paint horse he did ride
F
Well he roped him in Alberta
C
Broke him on the Montana line
G C
Tore him a trail through the northwest countryside
[Verse 2]
C
Henry took to stealing
C7
Robbing on the CP Rail
F
He got the devil on his shoulders
C
And the law man on his tail
G
You better ride, Henry ride
C
You ain't got no friends to go your bail
[Verse 3]
C
Well he rode across the Grey Back camp
C7
Up in Cypress Hills
F
They said they left the US nation
C
On the day that Richmond fell
G C
They whistled Dixie and set him up a still
[Verse 4]
C
Henry woke the next morn
C7
Like a corpse from the grave
F
Half blind and twice as haggard
C
He took a cast iron to the brain
G C
They stole his horse and the rifle that shared his name
[Verse 5]
C
And he tracked them former Johnny Rebs
C7
Through the prairie and the trees
F
Up old Castle Mountain
C
Cross the river Wapiti
G C
Low and behold, what do you think he sees
I see my paint
F C
I see my rifle that shares my name
G
I see them men that done me wrong
C
Lord, I'm gonna do them just the same
[Verse 6]
C
Henry grabbed his rifle
C7
Up off of the ground
F
He kissed the ever-loving barrel
C
And he shot them old boys down
G C
They hit the dirt, he revelled in the soumd
[Verse 7]
C
Now he's back up in the saddle
C7
Back up on the top
F
When he felt that southern slug
C
Chew a hole right through his gut
G
He thought he killed them all
C
But he had not
[Verse 9]
C
That paint took off a running
C7
Through the water and the mud
F
No earthly force in this whole world
C
Could stop that 'Berta stud
G C
Henry sat there laughing up his blood
C
And he was singing
[Chorus]
C C7
Bald Butte, Bald Butte so lofty and so high
F
Carry me to Bald Butte
C
Where the plains wrap round the the sky
G C
You can dig a hole on Bald Butte when I die
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